Ruth L. Royster EDITOR Phone L-2421
Mrs. Ruby Thompson
Winner Of This Week’s
Basket Of Gtocsrios
Mn. Ruby Thompson of 722
Chai>«l Hill Street is lucky
winner of this week’s Basket of
Groceries. She will receive same
from the office of the CaroUna
Times On Monday monling. Her
weekly menu is as follows:
SUNDAY
Xuice Poache^^^^
Toast Coffee
. Dinner
Oyster Cocktail Mint Jelly
Leg of Lamb Pimiento
Mashed Potatoes Lima Bean9
Bunshioe Salad Fruit Sherber
Macoroons Coffee
Supper
CHli con come with Steamed
Rice, Green Salad, Lemon Press-
Injr Baked Fruit Roll
Strawberry Roll Coffee
MONDAY
Breakfast "
Oranre "Juice Oatmeal
Scrambled Eggs Minced Bacon
Toast CoffoJ
Lunch
Veiretable Club Sandwiches
Rhubaiib Tarts Russian Tea
Dinner
Veal Loaf with Apricots
Baby Carrots with Green Peas
Chocolate Waffles, Mocha Sauco
TUESDAY
Braakfatt .
Prunes Po$t_^Bran Toase
MaraialaJe- -- Coffee
Lunek
Cheese and Rice Roll Tomato
Sauce, Jellied Raw Vegetable
Saled, French Dressing
binner
Stuffed Pork Chops Spinach
Sci^loped JElotatoes Biscuits
Chocolate Pudding
Marshmallow S|tuce
- JKEDNERDA'Y
Brvakfaat
Stipwed Fruit Bacon Omelet
Delicate Graham Muffins
Milk Coffee
Lunch
Aurora Soup Beef Heart Pie
Green Bouquet Sklad
French Dressing Cookies Tea
Dinner
~ j uicjU|||g^i>>-—
Lemon Butter, StealmSR^SKttJw
Buttered Peas, Lemon Meringue
Pudding
THURSDAY
Breakfast |
Rhubarb Cereals Wheat Cakes
Syrup Coffee
Lunch
Scalloped Salmon Baked Potato’s
Green Beans Wine Jelly
PRESIDENT C. C. SPAULDING
addresses forum
Cookies
Dinner
Meat Loaf
Potatoes
Radishes* ,
Pineapple
Tea
Pet Gravy Maahe"!
Creole CaVbage
Finger, Rolls Butter
Frost in Orange
Baskets
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Grapefruit Juice Rolle^ Oats
Coddled £ggs Toast Coffeo
Lunch *
Bakeid Herrings Macaroni and
Cheese Golden CoiUbi'ead
Fruit Turnovers
Tea
Dinner
Bvoiled Liver with! Bacon
Creamed Potatoes O’Brian
Buttered Aspparagus
Russian Dressing Spiced Pear
* SATURDAY
Breakfast
Ctfnned Peaches Riee Caker
Hjoney Bacon Coffee
Lunch ^
Mexican Salad Toastod
-Spaniah Sandwicheg .
C, C. Spauldtng, Rrea^ent of
the North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company, gave t>«
forum and friends a very vivid
and interesting account of his
trip, in ©ompany with five other
leading NegroM of this country,
to Haiti, the Black Republic.
Th* group was interviewed by
President Roosevelt at theWhite
Hleuse where they received hia
bst wishes for a succeoaful trip.
The party sailed from New York
City April 1, 1937.
The most significant fact about
the voyage was the .ftbsence of
any racial prejudice. The party
travelled first-class and wi»rf
ev^n feted at * dinner while on
uiTjpon
tination thtey were met by Ameri
can Representatives to Haiti,
The group spent their stay in
Haiti studying the social and eco
nomic conditions of the inhabi
tants on this island. Mr. Spauld
ing found thiat the inhabitants
are divided into’^ Wo distinct
classes—the aristocrats or weal
thy class and the peasants, who
very poor and form the larger
part of the group. One interest
ing thing to ibe noted in the
classification is there is to be
found no middle-class. The 'pea
sants are forced to do all tthe
labor on the island, for the most
part by hand and recwve very
little compensation ti:ereby in
creasing the wealth of the, higher
group and enabling that grouji
to live lavishly.
These are just a few of the'
observations made by Mr. Spauld
ing. He will continue this series
of talks on Haiti in the forum on
Saturday mornings. A revie^ of
these talks will be given in
early issiie'TJf
DQROTWEA MCtANC
MS UNE,
1937 tBTjaMAIIOKAL HBQRO RtBSS
CHAMBEKLIAN STUDIO STU-
DENT WINS STATE MUSIC
CONTEST
Woman’s World
Mia* Barbar* Logan, piano STYLE CHATS—
atudent of Cliambarlian Studio of j Cottons will reign suprema a-
which Mrs. Marglret S. Shearin is j this year. There are to b«
directreia, won State Muaie Con
test prite in the difficult piano
group on Friday April 30, at
Greensboro.
Mias Logan, a senior of Hill-
aide High School, haa been a pu
pil of th* Chamberllan Music
Studio sine* she wera a IRtla girl
of seven or eifht yeara of age.
She has convpeted in thie State
Music Contest in the interaediatei
group for three years, winnf|ig a
priia each year. This year bein?
hler fourth, she was advanced to
the Difficult Piano Group and
was awarded the Stata Music
Styles for spring and summer
would not be~complete without
the ever-popular pprint, whether
! they be in colors, or in black and
^ white. We seem to be very close
tft Mother Nature this season.
Style decrees floral designs, or
an
CHAMBERLIAN STUDIO
MUSIC HONOR
m
Mrs. Margaret S. Shearin,
directress..
Celia Davidson, John Ha^is,
Barbara Logan, Mrs. GJizella Lip^
scombe, Marjorie Payne.
Honorable Mention
Beatrice V. Bynum, iESeta Jean
Harris, Josephine Shjearin.
Studio Recit«I For Friday
May 7th
The following program is to be
presented on Friday May 7th at
the Ch.amberlian Studio, 400 For
mosa Avenu«. These recitals are
presented-; the first Friday in
each mont/h.
Program
Th* Plendttluiii Spauldingr
Prio)o—Celia Davidson
^ S*cendo—Vivian Austin
Gromss and Faries Keiterei*
Celia Davidson
In the Kingdom of the Gromes
Richter Dorothy Clark
Dolly Darling Spaulding
Marjorie Payn»
Dreaming Ralfe
SyUe Brewer
The Dragon Johnson
John Holloway,
Little Neighbors Ellis
Juanita Harris
The Poet Speaks Schumann
Willard PWttiford
Miss Victoria Cordice took 2nd
place with the Intermediate
Piano Group.
Schools that were represented
w*re fi«m Rocky Mount, Kings
Mountain; Ashfville, Hickory, Al-
bermarle, Oxford, Rutherfordton
Wilson, Leakesville, Salisbury,
Charlotte, Elizabeth City, Frank-
linton, Whitesville, Fairmount,
ElisaJb^thtown, Greensboro and
This State Music Contest ha^
prev^pusly been held in Durham.
trimmings witn clusters of flowers
and leaves.
Becaus* of the coming pomo
and ceremony of the Coronation
>n May l2th, symbols of Britian’s ... „ „ ,
will be th« Augustme College and Misa
the guest of her sister of St.
out-tretched empire
key-note in many attractivt new
designs.
Society-Notes
TO
ST. JOSEPH
tOTHEftM5“”DAY—PRQ^AM
SUNDAY
SPONSOR *Mrs. Markham, The Mother of the
Churchi: Mrs. Clydia Scarborough.
offering
be
Mothers Day PVograrti to
held at St. Joseph Church on
Sunday Night May 9, 1937 at
7:15 P. M. by Mrs. Mary C. Evans
and Mrs. Sylvia Markham. The
fdllowirig program is to be ren
dered
ProceMional by “Honored Mot
hers’;^ ^nward ^Christian Soldiers
Prayer: Lead By Mrs. L. A.i
Southerlands *
Welcome Address, Behalf of the
Chwrch; Mrs. M. S. Pearson.
Recitation: Master Dan Martin
Jr.
Presentation of Rhythm Band:
Behalf of W. G. Pearson Elemen
tary School—Mrs. A. 1^. Montgo
mery Pearson.,
Behalf of Hillside Park High
School: Mr. Clyde Thorpe, Miss
Idt^ord.
Beb^f of Whitted School:' A
Mother’s Hand--Miss Eamestine
Eings.
Musical Number: Mr. Joseph
Mills, Jr.
Recitation: little Miss Gloria
Markham.
Representing thie Junior and
Senior Mothers also crowning of
Rogers the guest of a friend.
Miss Jessie Street. While in Ral
eigh* they attended the track meet
at Shaw University and "Maj‘
Festivar’ at St. Augustine.
all kinds of cotton dresses to
wear during the intir* warm
weather. And, a» th* daya grov
longet and wormer be aure to
w%ar big cotton or hata oi* amalt
cotton hats to match th* eottnn
frocks. "Hie cotton hata can b*
shaped for individual rtyl*.
Watch for the Sahvatian Army
bonnet—slightly different. Th*
little bow thtt ties under the chin
will aid af piquant touch.
Purple for accessories! Us4 it
for ^eaters and blousas; then
throw a purple kerchief around
th® hair if you are going out for
a llttlfi-atreneasuL e«r?is«. Try
wearing a purple belt with your
gray sport dress or suit
If you haVe a number of plain
wellen shirts or dresses I ‘sug
gest a new box plaid coat. It
makes a different yet pleasing
contrast.
Are you smartly coated for
the rainy days that are soon to
be? Here are two waterproof
nUsMata that ar* tl* "tops'* thk
year. Wliieh do you A
bottoRcd raincoat in white nr
paatcl *il silk. Oh, yra! rt i* tritn
•parnit —and tlw most pvp^lmr
color is that niaty atar aappLir*
•had*. And for read nnartneiM, a
tweed print mbberised cotton
raincoat. And it haa the most,
flattering fhictrlaagth cape. It
ia al*«v*l«aa—ideal for tk* mttgty
days. Roomy pocfceta are *n botlk
sidea under the cap*.
Here’s haw to match up. Coi'^
red latticed kid aandala to nuUch
gloves, or ^oves to match ev=p^
dr*aa*s or the eheeV^d roata made
of the «fm* mat;riai.
"Wmg*, quills and t%nfy feath
ers are still fluttering to asd fro
on Spring hata. They are all good
looking. Four laig* black quill on
a green hat Two tall wings, one
black the oth«r white perched fn
front of a r«^ tarbsm. Cutte't
stems of quills free from all
feathera and forming a que^an
mark on a burnt ^.hcat—a truly
new color.
Favorite Recipes Of Oor Women Readers
Historian: Miss Annie Page
Presentations: Mrs. Mary C.
Evans. ~
Heralds; Misses Mary Peace and
Rebecca Woodson. ^
Crown Bearer: Miss Madeline
Markham.
Attendants: Mesdames Thedosia
.ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Townsend
of Pekoe Street announce the
marriage of their .sister. Birdie
M. to Wililam Fuller of tliis city
The, marriage t^ok place. iai_Apr.^
This column is to publish the
favorite recipes of the womet
readers of this paper. Write your
favorite recipe on the back of a
post-card address it, and mail it
to the editor of this page, 117
Peabody Street, Durham. Be sure
to sign your name to thte card
That’s all there is to it, it’s all su
very easy. Let’s see just how
many good cooks there really ar>j.
LemOn Sauce Without Cookiagl
(Remember all the tedioua cook-
3rd.
Miss Grace Townsend of Pe
koe Street spent last week-end
visiting friends in Wilmington,
Winston Salem and Raleigh.
Miss Mabel L. Jones hatf’left
the oity to continue her study of
music in Pittsburg, Pa.
Byron- Hardy of Enfield and
George Dubose" of Rocky Mt. both
prominent undertakers were in
our city Monday' on business.
Greetings from Vienna Proto-
winsky
March of the Noble Keats
Josephin* Shearin
FREE! Each j Week
A Basket Of
This paper is offering to the
woman or gM pUnnhig the best
menu for each day in the week,
a Imsket of groceries, which will
be bought frotn the advestiaers
of this page. There will b* a
iKdttle df Durham Dairy MUk ana
"i'lStOe of Roy*l OdWi • Cola,
riven along with the gtoceriei,
which will prove a treat to the
winner.
Rtil*l fot thin cOttt^H IN
{•UtWfft . w--11. .
1. Any woman or girl ov*r Itf
year* of age is eliglU*, other tlukn
^* members *f the fsjnlU*s
th* staff. of th* Carolina
TIMES. ' :
2. AH *ntries' m'ast be la
by Wednesday May 12, 1937.
3. N*at)B*ss counts as well as
'the planning of the meals.
4. Only writ* on an* sid* of
th« paper. Us'* m many separata
*h**ts ::aa. may fas n*«d*d.
8. S*iid ,*nirl*s ' 'to' Editor *•
Womans' Pag', Carolina Timas
117 P*abody Str**t.
The best planned menu select
ed will ))• announced in next
weekis iaaue of thia paper, kt
which time the winnera nam«
will b« announced. The winner
will be asked to call at the Caro
lina Time* office for he* ba&ot
of fiTWWjea
ijSf''''
Prof. Hapimond of. ~ Salisbury
visited the Carolina Times office
Tues^y enroute to Goldsboro to
attend an interracial meeting.
Mothers Clut> Meet
The’mothers Club hield its last
meeting for the year Thursday
April 22nd at the home of Mrs,
^sa Holloway, who proved to be
a very charming hostess.
following members were present:
Mesdames Nellie Toole, Ethel
Hill, Margaret Samuels, Mildred
Amey,* Bessie McLaurin, Lyda
Merrick, Aleage Torasend, Celea
Davidson, Berr|ce C^ram, Roxie
Rowland, Lillian Hamme an^ Nel
lie Baldwin. _
After. th^i^ansaction,( of the
business th« members enjoyed a
ahiort pro^nm and a delightful
repast. They wish to thank the
Northi Carolina Mutual Forun»,
Utopia Club, Dorcas Club and the
Missionary Circle of Duke Memo
rial Church for their contribu
tions to the free lunch' fund.
Miss Doreen Reens of - Miami,
Florida and Miss Alma Rogers of
th'is city spent the week-end in
Raleigh where Miss Reens was
^ ALBRIGHT NEWS
Miss Vera Hilliard spent the
waek-end visiting |«r parents in
Naahville.
t-.
Mr. and Mrs'. McCullen have
returned from their trip to New
York.
The pastor, and choir of St.
Paul Baptist Churcht, motored to
Foster Friendship Baptist Church
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ethel Strudwick! and. P.
Thompson attended thte music
contest in Greensboro last Fri.
JUNIOR BOARD (H? LINCOLN
HOSPITAL TO SPONSOR
BAZAAR
The Junior Board of Lincoln
Hospiti^ held its regular monthw-
ly meetini“on Tuesday May 4th
at the home of Mrs. E. N. Toolo
Of Pekoe Street, plans were com
pleted for the Bazaar*,whichi is to
be given at the Nurses Home on
Saturday evening May 8th. 'There
will be games, dancing, and othtr
entertainment and refreshjnents.
The oibject of the Junior is to
iq^ove^^ chiidrena WMd.Jttrs.
Plaasie Harris, is president.
ing and stirring it used to taks'
MAGIC LEMON CREAM SAUC£
2-3 cup Elagle Brand Sweetened
Condensed Milk
1-4 cup lemi^ luice
1 teaspoon grated,lepiori 'rind
Blend thoroughly Eagle Brand
Sweetened Condensed Milk, le
mon juice and grated lemon *ind. P^P**".
make about 1 cup^*
Note: May be thinned with
water or fruit juices to any de
sired consistency.
Use it on cottage pudding or gin
gerbread.
NEW! NEW! NEW!
FRESH FRUIT REFRIGERATOR
CAKE
1 1-3 cups (1 can) Eagle Brand
Sweetened Condensed Milk
1-4 cup lemon ^uice
cup qnarteredr-» cherries «h,ote_
raapb*rri*s, or sliced atrawbemti
24 vanilla wafers ^
Blend together Eagle Bran I
Sweetened Condensed Milk ana
lemon juice. Add prepared fruit.
Line narrow, oblong pan or
spring form cake pan with wax
Cover with fruit mixture.
-Slifr -«»tit Jvi:Kture thif.kgns. Will
Coetmeed *■ p*g* eight
PRES. NATIONAL INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION
Waller Spurgeon Homsbr,
Pr*sid*Bt of th* National Negro
InsurancA Association who an-
aoaacjes National Negro Ins.
Week *c*l*bratioa for the pf May
17-22 'dnrmg which all member
companies ar* joining hands to
writ* a grand total of ten million
dfollars worth of busiwess for the
woek. Mr. Hornsby also announ-
«*• th* anaiud meeting of the
.National Negro Insurance Aisoci-
atiea Im> h^d in Avgusta, Ga.
w**k fol||pwiag May 26-2S.
S**^tory. Pi^t* Two (ANP)
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